All about guns, legislation and politics in New York
Friday’s Newsbits:
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Mayor Mandami apparently expects increased revenue due to an increase in pistol license applications:
GUN PERMITS: Mamdani is shooting for an extra $2.3 million in handgun licenses due to high demand.
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There will be a public hearing on proposed Erie County Local Law Intro 3-1 allowing licensed 12-13 year olds to hunt big game under adult supervision on Wednesday, April 22 @ 6:00pm, 92 Franklin Street, 4th Floor, Buffalo.
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Friday’s Newsbits:
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NRA:
Int 27-2026, relates to the development and distribution of materials on the risks of keeping a gun in the home.
Int 372-2026, eliminates the fees for firearm licenses and permits.
Int 414-2026, relates to the creation of a three-digit gun violence intervention hotline.
Res 156-2026, resolution calling on the President of the United States to reverse layoffs and cuts to vital federal agencies, CDC and programs to prevent and gun violence.
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The Clown Council passed Int 1016-2024A, requiring gun dealers and licensing officers to display written warnings about the risks associated with accessing firearms.
This pleases Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz:
“… I am pleased that the City Council is poised to pass its own legislation which is similar to my legislation, but also adds a graphic requirement warning individuals of the dangers of keeping a firearm at home also be included … I welcome all allies who join me in fighting against gun violence and look forward to the passage of Council Member Bottcher’s legislation that would require when an individual amends or receives a license or permit for possession of a firearm, and where a firearm dealer displays or distributes a notice of the dangers of gun ownership, that a graphic warning that depict the nature of the health and safety risks described in the notice be adjacent to the notice …”